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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 23, 1900
Page
8
A scrambled OCR passage mentions colors such as Pawn Lotus and Stone Grey with references to patterns and seeds. It reads as an unfinished note about creating goods that cannot be repeated and includes stray words like cork and early. The text lacks a coherent event or identifiable entities.
Vickers and Company present an index of direct importers offering fine dry goods millinery and mantles at The Excelsior Barrie. The listing highlights their curated collection and public display in Barrie’s prominent storefronts for shoppers seeking quality garments and accessories.
An OCR fragment mentions Canadian Pacific and Lake Vivierow with stray terms like Wirscarth Lt and bee e amanie, suggesting a clipped notice or ad. The readable bits point to a transport or property context, but details are unclear. Further text needed for concrete identification.
Market notes from MantzE dated August 22 1900 provide updated pricing guidance. The entry reflects local market adjustments and emphasizes timing of correction to the stated date.
Fragmented OCR yields scattered names and events: infant care product Castoria referenced. mentions of families Milne, Ellis, Ay, Mulroy. Aug dates in Barrie. death of John Dodd aged 60. social notices include a party, a race track anecdote, and a well accident at a dairy farm with cattle.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Ligense Act of Ontario and a date by context unclear. No full names, places, or concrete actions readable. Summary unavailable due to legibility issues.
Cook's cotton root compound lacing afer PA aa ie aaa see ane Shes oh vga aul Oa ing caste HANI.
Unions threaten to strike at The Times after disputes over arbitration and pay. Foreman supports action, workers march to the corner saloon to celebrate, office windows closed, cat released to roam. The episode hints at broader labor tensions and potential newsroom disruptions.
Ten read Mr and Mrs Primrose for the use of their grands funds the annual Band of Hupa reunion. The notice mentions planning a forward meeting and hiring arrangements for the event.
The Vespra council set current year tax points with county and Poor Farm levies totaling 2742.26 and 3182. Wood, Lovering urged tax relief on Lot 23. Trustees requested school rates and a by law amendment updated tax collector duties and street name change for Isaac Downey to George Sneath, plus other township measures.
Bargains flood the store with seasonable goods priced to move. Steamer stock reduced to make shelf space for fresh: sale includes 5c and 10c items, muslins and sundries, many pieces under 50c, with varied sizes and low prices to clear inventory.
OY This Department sustains its reputation for having the largest stock of the bert obtainable amlity make atyles and low-pricadnahs. Some, odd lobe ate being placed at cut price during midsnce. Buyers should cee them.
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